The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

Read the new advertisement
Of DR.. France in this paper. He is
we'll recommended and will make
visits here every month.
The iron for the switch at
Keynes & Welman's mill has been
laid and trains run over it. All
that is now needed Is the bridge.
The Rock House Hotel is now
open for the summer season. If
you want q good time and need re-
creation, go to the Rock House.
Wesley Mccullough and John
Kelly, the two boys arrested at
Monday, plead guilty, and were
sentenced to the Reform Farm till
21 years of age.
Attorneys, Riason, Of LAUREL
vile, and Swinehart, of Adelphi,
were in town several days this
week engaged in the case of Ham,
1lton, vs.. Haynes.
The address on Decoration day
May 80, will be made by M. B.
Earnhart, of Columbus, o. Col.
Vance, of Gallipolis, from some
cause will not be here.
The ladies of the M. E. Church
will hold strawberry and Ice
cream festival at the M. E. parson-
age Friday eve, May 27, to which
all are cordially invited.
Don't forget that Tuesday is
the fair for the benefit of the
Knights of st. John at the Rink.
Everybody should turn out and
give them rousing benefit.
The Rev. T. A. Waterman made
a pleasant call at this Office on Sat-
urday morning. While here he
held services at Grace Chapel, Sum
day morning and evening.
The Wallace Co.'s Show on
Thursday was largely attended
both day and evening, and notwith-
standing the crowd in town was
very large, everything passed off in
good order.
We received from George
Rauch, formerly a Logan boy, a
copy of the Kingnaan Daily Courier,
published in Kingman, Kan, which
contained the result of an interest
ing election.
Quite a number of the citizens
of Perry and Salt Creek Tp., were
in town the fore part of this week
attending Court as witnesses in the
slander suit of Frank Hamilton VS..
Dumah Haynes.
"A. H. Wilson is absent this
week attending the Annual Ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge of 1. o. o.
F., of the State of Ohio, at San
dusky City, as Representative OF
the 18th District.
Thomas Hills, an employee at
Keynes & Wellman's mill has
showed his mechanical talent in
the erection of a dust pipe. 1t seems
that Tom besides being a practical
miller is a first class millwright.
Geo. G. Gage has engaged to
work for Andy Holl, as clerk at the
East End Grocery. Geo. will carry
with him his native curtesy and by
his strict attention to business,
make Andy a valuable assistant.
Mr.. Bonner, agent of the
Springfield, O., Champion Machine
Works, with Ferdie Rempel, was
out in the western part of the
county two days this week and
sold several mowers and reapers.
Mr.. Will Cobb, the genial press
manager, of Wallace & Co.'S. circus
made the. DEMOCRAT a pleasant
call on Thursday. We have not
known Mr.. Cobb very long, but his
kind attention will cause q remem-
berance.
We correct q local in the Re-
publican Gazette to the effect that
Rev. Moore will deliver the Memo.
rial address at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday, May %. 1t will
be delivered on the Sunday pre-.
ceeding, May 80.
DIR. Raney has placed in his
we'll furnished Office one of Longs
Improved Anesthetic Apparatus
for dental and general surgery. II
is one of the best and most recent
contrivances for securing painless
extraction of teeth. Call on the
Doctor and see it.
Herbert Johnston II years old
son of John Johnson of Washington
Tp., had his right thigh broken
Wednesday morning, while work.
ing on saw mill in Vinton Co
DR.. Moore of. Mt. Pleasant, was
called and gave the necessary
surgical attendance.